
Safety covers
Anchored mesh or solid covers that hold weight. The right answer for families and for peace of mind in winter.


Anchored mesh or solid covers that hold weight. The right answer for families and for peace of mind in winter.

Seasonal protection that keeps debris and sun out of the water so opening day is short instead of miserable.

A track system that closes over the water with a key turn. The best daily-use cover, and the most expensive.

Heat retention covers that cut evaporation and hold overnight temperature so heating costs less.

Covers are measured to your pool, including ledges and steps, so they sit tight and last their full life.

Straps, anchors, springs and motors are usually fixable. We carry parts for the common systems.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Leaves and water left sitting stretch a cover and stain it. A pump and a leaf net add years to its life.
Anchors set in failing concrete pull loose and tear the cover. We reset them into sound material during install.
Automatic covers need clean tracks and correct rope tension. Most motor failures start as a binding track.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us a pool cover question
Mesh drains and is lighter to handle but lets fine dirt through. Solid keeps water cleaner but needs a cover pump.
Eight to twelve years with reasonable care. Anchors and straps usually need attention before the fabric does.
If you will actually use it daily, yes. Heat retention, cleanliness and safety all improve. They do require service.
No. Local code requires a barrier regardless. A safety cover is an additional layer, not a substitute.
Yes. Repairs and anchor work on existing covers are a regular part of our service calendar.
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Cover lead times stretch in the fall. Booking early is how you avoid an uncovered November.